- Content in a Cottage
- Chatham, New Jersey, United States
- Lifelong collector of antiques. Things that interest me: animals, cottage and country life, fine art, architecture, antiquarian books and prints, dogs, natural history and sporting items, gardening, photography, graphic design, humor, quotes, real estate, interior design, renovation, restoration, learning new things, electronics and technology. This blog, established in 2008, reflects my own personal taste and will never bore you. Rosemary Beck
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Hermès Kelly Bag DIY
Portrait of an Orchid
William Morris Quote
My Dream Garden Bench
A view of my kitchen
Georgian Meat Dome
*1917 House for $12,500*
Webster the Wonder Dog
Peter the Bulldog, 1925
MidCentury Modern Pug
Smile for the camera.
Superdog
Push Me Higher
Antique Watercolor
Painted Floor w/ Dog
ANTIQUE DOG POSTCARD
Clingstone Sea House
my photo, maple leaf
MEET My cat Tabitha
my own monogram, RB
Rabbits' Christmas Party.Beatrix Potter
Abraham Lincoln
Blue and White checked curtains in my bedroom
Chai Tea with Soy Milk
Seed Saver Packets
WWII Poster
Shakespeare Quote
Quote
Life's Little Instruction Book
SMALL ANTIQUE BOOKCASE
MY Illustrated "QUOTES"
My antiquarian books
Book Quote
Reading in winter.
Painted Floor Cloth with Mariners Compass
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6 comments:
I think I have walked this very street on Beacon Hill, and a lovely street it 'twas. Would love to go back to Boston again some day.
Oh, my oh, my! There is nothing quite as lovely as New England . . .unless it's old England!
JudyMac....I have only visited Boston in the summer and each time it was broiling hot. It looks delightful in these fall photos. That's when I should go next time.
xo, Rosemary
Candice...Yes! Old England and New England! I love both too.
xo, Rosemary
No Christian Louboutins on that street! But I would manage!
I love the top photo; we will be in that season before you know it. There's a street in Old Town Alexandria that is built of the same rock cobbles, I always take visitors there to see it. I often tell my visitors that if one was pregnant and wanted to bring on labor you could just ride quickly over the cobbled road in a carriage, I'm sure it would do the trick.
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